Sentences with phrase «same type of cross»

Not exact matches

Any two varieties of the same pod type or species will cross, such as jalapeños crossing with piquins.

With the right arrangement of crosses, two different pictures can be stored on the same surface at the same time, each visible under a different type of polarised light.

The cool thing is that Dave was recently writing about some recent studies on decaf coffee that find that it can basically, cross your blood brain barrier and cause a lot of these same brain antioxidant and anti inflammatory type of effects as caffeinated coffee.

All you have to do, obviously, is to jump rope but to make things more interesting (and more beneficial for your body) do 10 repetitions of each type of jump (basic two - foot jump, single leg same foot, single leg alternating, double unders, high knees, crossing feet, crossing hands), then sprint for five seconds with your maximum effort (you can sprint back if you want to stay in the same location or sprint with a rope in your hands and make it even more dynamic) and make sure not to rest between jumps.

After all, even schools of the same type, phase and similar characteristics can be completely different to each other so the variations cross phase and cross type are even more so.

Fingers crossed that HTC is enabling the same type of thing on their phones... (in fact, let me email HTC about that right now).

If the book you want is too expensive, borrow it from a library or borrow the print copy from a friend or even get a print copy from a site like book crossing or here's an idea get a book that's 99 cents or 3.99 or something you can afford that» is the same genre and type of read as the book you want — especially if the cheaper one has even better reviews.

Requiring judges to determine, as part of cross examination, that «each proposed class member suffered the same type and scope of injury as the named class representative or representatives.»

Rosen described a resume as «essentially a marketing tool for an applicant» and said employers need to be concerned when «chest - puffing crosses the line into fabrication» since applicants who use lies and fabrications to get hired may continue with the same type of dishonesty once they have the job.

I'm new to blogging and in the middle of DIY renovations on our Love Shack... you have inspired me... so much so that I'm trying to talk my husband into doing the same type of wood flooring in our manufactured home... keep your fingers crossed!